A 45-year-old was arrested after a motorcyclist was stabbed near Sepulveda and Slauson in Culver City; police say the rider's injuries were non-life-threatening.

Two Orlando residents were identified after a semi collided with stopped trucks on eastbound I‑40 near Ludlow on May 6; both occupants of the cab died and CHP is investigating.

Two people were hospitalized after a Saturday afternoon shooting at a Wilmington pizza restaurant. LAPD’s Harbor Division is investigating and asks anyone with tips to come forward.

White-painted "ghost" tires were placed outside Westwood’s 99 Ranch Market as activists memorialized victims of a Feb. crash and pushed for speed cameras and street fixes. The installation aimed to keep pressure on city leaders to act on dangerous corridors.

A detached garage in Jefferson Park went up in flames early Saturday; firefighters knocked the blaze down and one person was evaluated on scene.

A flight instructor died when his small plane crashed near Ridgecrest; the wreckage is being probed as the ignition point of the Canyon Fire that burned about 2,000 acres.

What began as a protest against a proposed Dodger Stadium gondola has become Clockshop’s People’s Kite Festival, now drawing thousands to LA State Historic Park for kites, art and workshops.

The FBI has released a wanted poster for Manuel Virgen‑Galvan in the 2005 Sylmar killing of a teenager; authorities are offering up to $20,000 for tips.

Los Angeles and state officials say General Motors will pay $12.75M and delete OnStar driving records after allegations it sold subscribers' location and driving data.

Skyduster Beer is building a 16,000‑sq‑ft brewery and taproom at City Market South in DTLA, set to be fully online on June 20, 2026.

Two cousins pleaded no contest and were each sentenced to 11 years after the 2024 Bellflower beating and hit‑and‑run death of Marine Peter Chounthala.

A San Bernardino man was arrested after police found more than 80 fraudulent fuel cards and a skimming device at a Colton gas station.

A $1.1 billion makeover will turn the former El Toro base into a 1,300‑acre Great Park with a 10,000‑seat amphitheater, lakes, a 90,000‑sq‑ft retail hub and a 400‑ft balloon.